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... Jasper, Chellew, Naples Metanira, Curtis, Ancona Wind E.S.E.. fine. STORNAWAY. Armed [to Dec. VS] from Brothers, M'Donald, Portaoj Rose. M* Laggan, Aberdeen Ctss of Selhwk.M* era,Banff Maria, M'Kenzie.lsleof Man Pat tit [Dec. 24] from Iduna, Akeufitl ...
... out door relief. ARMING 07 THE PEASANTRY.—Under the above heading, the Carlow Sentinel, a Tory journal, alluding to the of arms in that town, says ;— Alarming as the cit. cumstance may appear, with respect to the free importation of arms by the railway ...
... said, lad asked him what had become of Henry Grattan ? IHe (Mr. O'Con- nell) was sorry to say, ile evas afraid that it was illisalthi which de- prived them of the services of the son of the immortal Grattan; but altheugh absent, his spirit, if not his ...
... population p ARMING OF THE IRISH PEASANTRY. —Under the above heading, the Carlow Sentinel, a Tory journal, alluding to the sale of arms in that town, says ;— Alarming as the circumstance may appear, with respect to the free importation of arms by the railway ...
... some means, he laid hold of an om;**3ry from Rauparaha Hangihaiera, with a letter concealed on hi* person, stating that he had arms and ammunition foi f.im. this the Governor sailed back truro Waikanae at night, and anchored otf Porinu abou' one a.m. the ...
... and stores were to be sent out with the- expedition, rind ' were to include 4,000 stand of arms, rockets, 06 pounders, • and howi'zers. He was informed the arms were to be sent out for his regiment to Corunna in a separate vessel, as ii I I would not be ...
... Agent. Clatf—T. Bacon; and . T. H, Smith, Shipowner. Colchester and Wivenhoe—John G. . Constantinople -Seager and Scott, Ship Chandlers andGeneralAg Conway—John Jones, Lirerpool Arms. Cork—Coates and Lefebure, Ship Agents. Core of Cork—N. G. Seymour, Jun. ...
... NICKS Mr. JAS. BATEMAN Mr. W. OSBORN Mr. JOHN BROWN Mr. W. PHILLIPS Mr. JOHN COURT Mr. C. REDFERN Mr. H. ELVINS Mr. W. SMITH Mr. T. HIRON Mr. H. BUMMERFIELD Mr. W. HOPKINS Mr. D. SUMMERFIELD Mr. W. HOLLAND Mr. JOHN TWAMLEY Dr. JEAFFRKSON Mr. JAMES TIBBITB ...
... LordEglintoun's faith in his horses, it cannot be imprudent to follow in the wake of so experienced a judge. The death of John Arm- strong must be a severe loss to his owner, and, at the same time, will materially diminish the strength of Dawson's team ...
... Partridge Bridgnorth. Thomas Robinson Cheltenham. Joseph Bass, 4, Berkeley-street Brecon. J.T.Mathias, Watch-maker Cardigan. IMPORTANT INFORMATION! MESSRS. A. ROWLAND & SON, 20, Hatton Garden, London, beg to Caution the Nobility and Gentry against ...
... Holborn, under the direction 01 Grattan Cooke, who has engaged an orchest forty first-rate artists—all Englishmen. The statue of Mrs. Siddone is to be erect Westminster Abbey. There is a talk of raj the statue of John Philip Kemble (Flaxman' , work) from ...
... manufacturers arm there the is that there the for the opinion arms have with hostile intention towards Government the arms to Ireland must fowling or attack on property Tlie others state fear driven to thus attack tiieir property the themselves arm f-r the ...